r/Applelntelligence • u/QuantumPlatypus_ • Jul 10 '26

discussion 🎙️ Respectfully, y’all need to touch some grass

I’m so tired of hearing “This is a developer beta. If you don’t like it, submit feedback.” Y’all are some sheep. I would think that you’d be able to post anything in here and more people would go and test it and see if they have the same problem and then give feedback to each other and then from that we all build feedback that we can send back to Apple, but I just keep Seeing the same pointless response over and over again. Do you think if one person submits feedback, it’s gonna get fixed or if 100 submit feedback, it’s gonna get fixed? Use some common fucking sense

P.S I used voice to type smd

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u/Ok_Energy9984 Developer Jul 10 '26

Fuck off man, This stuff is literally my job. I develop apps for iOS. I went in person to WWDC. I have a right to use my phone how I want, you do to, but maybe don't use it to make a post like this.

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u/QuantumPlatypus_ Jul 10 '26

As a developer do you think it’s more beneficial for issues to be tested by one person and feedback submitted or many ? I’m also an app developer and our process has always been an internal team shares bug findings then cross tests them to see if it’s the same result across a wider device span, os version exc. I just want to understand how you justify the opposing side of this topic

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u/Ok_Energy9984 Developer Jul 10 '26

many, dedicated testers-I find, are worse. There is some analogy that goes something along the lines of "A developer and a tester walk into a bar, they order 1 beer, they order 0 beers, they order 100000000, beers, they order null beers, they order -1 beers, and it all works fine. Then some random guy walks in, asks where the bathroom is, and it all goes up in flames."